The Columbia News from Columbia, Kentucky • Page 7

4rr I 1 THE ADAlR COUNTY NEWS I 7 Woodson Lewis Greensburg Kentucky 0 IS NOW OFFERING A CAR LOAD EACH i Studebaker StudebakerBirdsell I Birdsell flilburn tr Wagons A car load of Oliver Chilled Plows A car load of Disc Harrows A car load of I i Cultivators Corn Planters and One Horse Corn Drills dI Will have the greatest and finest display I of Buggies and other Vehicles ever shown in this Green River Country ready for Spring trade I LIME SALT AND CEMENT A SPECIAL LINE roO Will deliver any kind of Farm I Implements at any station 1 on the LN I Woodson Lewis The Merchant Greensburg Ky IMail orders prpmply attended toI 1I A AA i i 0 jE 0 co iBLINDS yy EXCLUSIVE A EXCLUSIVESASH SASH andI DOOR HOUSE i is what we are Iii i we are enabled to carry a larger stock and a betterf selection than any othe house in the South Send your orders to the Quick Shippers HUGHES CO 215211 219 E1Main Sf i INCORPORATED LOUISVILLE KY 1 I i 7t7fI En iiC ri i II 7iD ameSenZleS 1 OSTEOPATHY 1 1 CONSULTATltN AND EXAMINATION FREE ccgfftce AT RESIDENCE I Columbia Kentucky I i 0 i 71 7r 7K II K7K 7K r7r 71 7K 17f7K7K 7JK VJ I JIJv 1 I 7i 7K7IK7K fi K7f i it 17I 1 i i Wbg Break Your Back I 7l When you can get a 1900 Ball Bearing Wash Machine 1VV 1 1 that a child14 years old can 6wash a tub of clothes in six tEm minutes Guaranteed id d0 the work or money refunded rl Write for prices on 1 I UNewWa Gas 1t olioe Engines Address I PtA is Care of 1 Io I DefIetBtos It el vl11eV I1 ItI llouivi1IeIg i i 4 116 EKaie1 t1 square below Enterprise Hotel Phone Cumbl 2107Aj dome 216 Mr 1 1 LIY rr It 4 i 1 4 fr ty r1 1 r1t Hr a 7r I It i i a 1 4 7 1T 5 WfI ft 1r 1 pfl 7J r4 0 it 4 1 tF t7J 1 IiI I 111 VSr ticSL if 7r i 11 PellYtonl Mr Jones and wife are visiting the latter parents at Elkhorn this week i Miss Montie Jones is visiting Mrs Mollie Jones of Knifley Mr Sinclair sold his fine Peacock colt for 12500 rePortp were in Campbellsville last I week weekW i Mings and family visited Mr Mings parents in Taylor county last week Messrs 1 Harmon and Corneal attended the fair at Liberty last week I Mr William Mings of Taylor county is visiting his son Mings of this place this week Mr Ellis better known as Hawker has just finished laying by his corn and wants to know how to make it mature before frost Mr David May was in Columbia one day this weekJ a Glensfork II Dr James Hammond has erected a new office near his residence Blair and Garnett have put anew metal canopy over their store frpnt This together with the new concrete platform and stone underpining materially enhances the appearance value and convenience of their building Mrs Mary Dudley who has been confined to her room for some time with typhoid fever is improving slowly Joshua Wesley one of the best and most highly respected a citizens of this community died Au224 He was a victim of typhoid fever and had been sick for several weeks during which time all the care that could be offered by loving hands of kindred and kind neighbors was rendered but the hand of the grim reaper could not be stayed Mr Wesley was born near this place July 12 1868 He enjoyed the extreme good fortune of having every body that knew him for a friend He leaves a I wife and four children two brothers and three sisters to mourn his loss The Teachers Association at Mt Zion Church was a great success Almost every teacher present took an active part and the discussion was lively and interesting At noon a sumptious dinner was spread and all went away feeling that It was good to be there rThe members oft Association highly sppreci ated the helpful and interesting speeches made by ExSchool Superintendant Matthew Taylor George Aaron and Edd Helm of Denmark Ky One feature especially interesting was a recitation beautifully rendered Miss Nell Miller tj MillerGadber Gadberry i Farmers are very busy cutting i tobacco and getting ready for Jack Frost i I Mr Bennett and family Mr Darnell and family vis ited atE Gadberrys a few flays ago I Mr Young and Mr Wade Smith sold their crop of burley tobacco to Bob Allen for 10 around ij Mr I iMr Gadberr 1 7 visited atM cS Whites st ti xt 3T 3i tY it 3a a a 9 tiwI I i Jftt 4t q5 1 1 M1 IJ i 3 tt qr iW Sunday Mrs White is in a low state of health Mrs Bennett has been sick for the past week Miss Mary Frankum who has been reported sick for some time is some better Mrs Talt Bradshaw and baby are visiting her parents at Bo gard Mo Mrs Bennett has been very sick for the last five weeks Last Friday August 21st all that was mortal of Aunt Millie Strange passed to the great beyond She was the widow of the late Winston Strange who preceded her to the grave several years ago She is survived by one brother Mr Mart Grider and one sister Mrs 0 Mc Clister She has lived with her sister ever since the death of her husband Funeral services were held at the house by Rev Williams and the remains laid to rest in the family burying ground Mr Viles Morrison and sister Miss Annie of Hiseville Barren county visited thier uncle Mr Goe Morrison last week and attended the Fair An infant child of Mr and Mrs Oris Barger has been very sick for several days but is some better at this writing Mr Rosenbaum and family Thomas and family Mr Rosenbam and family and Miss Maud Liddie Stone visited at Gadberry last Sunday Mrs Sara Gadberry and daughter Miss Lealer spent last Tuesday with Mrs Mattie Bennett We have the heaviest beech mast we have had for several yearsMr Mr Shirley and family who left here a few weeks ago for McGregor Texas writes back that they are very well pleased with the Lone Star State Sangama Ky Mrs Maggie Coomer and mother are visiting her brother Clem Coomer of Jeffersonville IndMr Mr and Mrs A Coomer of Gradyville were visiting Mri and Mrs George Coomer last week Mrs Ellen Gassady and son Joe Lee are visiting her sister Mrs Mpnnie Clark Mr Henry Holland of St Paul Minn visited his parEnts Mr and Mrs William Holland I a few days last week This was I his first visit to this country since he left here thirteen years ago Messrs Charlie and Clifton Coomer were visiting Mr Asa Rethford near Gradyville last week Mr Jim Rethford and sister Maggie visited Mrs Maggie Coomer last week lastweekDir Dingo I Elroy McKinney has been very sick with fever for the past few days but is some better at this writingA A little child of Mr and Mrs 1 England has been very sick for a few daysI Mr Wm Williams and family of London Ky are visiting their parents at this place this week 1 weekMr Mr Redmon a stave dealer of Glasgow has been in 1this section for the past week receiving staves He pays 23 5Q per for rough staves In the woods i 1 Henry Bardiii Chance was ej 1 i fir ry 7 5a Iiit cJ I 13l 1 4 Yi 1 h2 here one day last week He told your reporter that he was just back from Campbellsville where he had contracted to deliver a lot of staves at 60 per Strange did business at Bridgeport last Monday Mr and Mrs A Froedge Breeding were here one day last weekMyrtie Myrtie Cummins is on the sick list this week Married on the 20th inst Mr Robert Strange and Miss Ef fie Gaston The groom is a son of Mr and Mrs Houston Strange of this place and has been connected with the firm of Moss and Taylorstave dealers for the past few years The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Gaston Rugby Ky They will reside with the parents of the former the remainder of this year and Mr Strange will continue to receive staves May they live a long happy life is the wish of your reporter To Be Restored After several years delay there is now good prospect of getting the Boone monument in the cemetery at Frankfort restored to its original condition The sculptor who is to do the work is in Frankfort looking at pictures of Boone and studying the his I tory of scenes and incidents in 4 the life of the Kentucky pioneer It will be several months before the work is finished and the monument restored but when I the sculptor gets through it is expected that the Boone monument will be as it was many years ago The Legislature of 1906 appropriated 2000 for the restoration i i of the monument but this has never been used thisI On each side of the monument was depicted in marble an act in i the life of Boone One side showed the pioneer killing an Indian 1 and another showed him and a bear fighting A third side depicted Boones wife milking a cow while the fourth side i showed him sitting under his own vine and fig tree All these have been ruined by the souvenir collector and the monument is isj now stripped of almost everYthing that would show to whom it was erected rit erectedClock I Clock Ticks Inside Fish II I Recently George Harris late Assistant Warfmaster caught a catfish that weighed only forty five pounds but upon dressing it found a clock in its maw says the Carrollton News Of course the catfishs mouth was large enough to have swallowed the clock but why it should have kept running as it was ticking when the fish was caught is beyond conception as we learn that the timepiece was dropped over boardfrom the steamer Helen Gould by one of Purser Shirley I Bradley cabin boys three days previous The only explanation I we can give is that watering beg in one of the best conduetors I of electricity known that the fish supplied the electricity from its body and conducted by the i cur I rent formed by the breathing oft the water made and electric clock of the timepiece I Game i Warden Claude Dane witnessed the correct time tIre i I clock was keeping and Charles Gurrans the second clerk identified the clock ft Jt a remarkable occur encer S4Vv vf Vs 4 ST i 11iIIg 4 1 i If 4 4 7 1rt i CM WISEMAN SON Diamonds and Precious Stones IDiamonds Jewlers land Opticians Special attention given to work and all orders in of goods in our line Oposite Music Hall 132 Market St let 1st 2d StL ouisville Ky Crenshaw VETERINARY SURGEON Special Attention to Eyes Fistulo Pollevil Spavin or any sur gical work done at fair prices 1 am well fixed to take care of stock Money due when work is done or stock removed from stables ONEHALF MILE ON DISAP i COLUMIA POINTMENT Coffins AND Caskets I keep ready for use all kinds of Coffins and Caskets which will be sold at short profits Give me a iti would be to your interest to patronize my shop ESnow Russell Springs II fORIA GOOD MEAL VISIT THE I Manhattan Restaurant I and Lunch Counter I OTTO YENT Prop I 502 WEST JEFFERSON STREET Opposite Court House Louisville Kentucky REGULAR MEALS 20c BEST COFFEE Res Phone 29 Office Phone 402 Or James Triplet DentistS JEFFRIES BLOCK COLUMBIA KENTUCKY 1Dr 0 2 unbar Dentist OFFICE FRONT ROOMS IN JEFFRIES BUiLDING PHONENO 40 RING 3 I COLUMBIA KENTUCKY I I WIUIDRE HOTEL LUILIM0RE Propn FirstClass Table Good Sample Roome Feed Stable Reasonable Rates GRftDYllILLeJ KY I They Take The Kinks Out I have used Dr Kinds New Life Pills for many years with increasing satisfaction They take the kinks out I of stomach liver and bowels without fuss or friction says Brown ofJ i Pittsfield yt Guaranteed satisfato A at PMisi drug store 25ct 4 5f It I 4 1 5 fh i er nas jli RY 1 i 1 5itS r1 11J 11 i i I.